Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-04

and escort some of the young ladies
home.
Judge Craft and son, from Mem
phis, arrived last Saturday, and will
spend three or four weeks here en-
joying their tavorite recreation, fish
ing.
Mr.. John Blair, who has been at
tending Cumberland University, at
Lebanon, visited his mother and sis
ter here a few days this week, and
left Thursday morning for Knoxville.
Miss Allie Ross went to Nash
vile last Tuesday morning to have
some dental work done. She was
accompanied by her brother, who re-
turned the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Covington, of
Woodbury., have been visiting rela-
tives here this week, and attending
the Commencement exercises ofC. f.
College.
-Messrs. Victor Sanders and Hor-
ace Harwell went down to Tullaho-
ma Thursday evening to hear Sam
Jones lectureOn prohibition, and re-
turned Friday morning.
Misses Ella Black and Matte
Leech, of Princeton, KY, two former
students of G. F. College, have been
in attendance upon the commence
ment exercises of that institution this
week.
The music box at Ho0denpyl
Bros. was drawn by Wesley Rhodes,
colored. Yves. presented the lucky
ticket, No. l39, Thursday morning,
and the music box was delivered to
him.
This county has been visited by
good rains during the present week,
and fires are quite comfortable in the
early morning. A yellow fever OF
cholera germ would freeze to death
up here in the Mountains in June.
MIR. J. w. Snodgrass came home
from Normandy last Saturday, and
went to Sparta on Monday, having
been assigned as storekeeper and
gauger to the distillery of Wakemar
& Hodges, near that place.
We have a line of Ladies' Wooler
Dress Goods consisting of Debeiges
Tricots, etc., which we are selling a
cost. Call and examine them, they
are rare bargains.
j. G. M. Ross & Son.
Mr.. Monroe Blanks, living il
Pleasant cove, in this county, haC
the misfortune to loose his dwelling
Hhouse and most of its contents by
fire early last Monday morning. 1
is supposed the fire caught from th'
cook room.
Mr.. Sam l.. Colville, Jr., whC
has been located at Kansas City, Mo.
for the last three years, came hom'
on Wednesday of this week to spenC
a few weeks with the home folks
He was given hearty greeting b.
his many friends.
Prof ]. B. Hancock, President O
Maple Hill Seminary, Lebanon
Tenn, and his wife, came up Wednes
day to attend the commencement eX
ercises ofC. F. College, but reaches
here after the exercises were over
They returned Thursday morning.
"A party of several young gentle
men, accompanied by the lady mem
bers of the G. F. College faculty ar
on trip to Caney Fork Falls toqa
(Friday.) The party got off abou
half past seven this morning, and a,
went in a large open wagon.
Rev. VIM. H. Black, of st. Lot
is, who preached the commencement
sermon Sunday, made quite a favors
BILE impression upon our people dul
ing the three or four days he mingle
among them, and they will all /
glad to see him again.
On the 9th page of the eSTANDAR
, will be found a new advertisement (
, B. B. B. This medicine has no
been before the public for a numbC
of years, and increases in popularit
as it grows older. DR.. Ritchey buy
e it in gross lots, and will sell it
r country merchants at wholesale rate
The music composer who will a
: range a lot of classical music for con
2 mencements and other exhibition o
: casions which has music in it TIL
/ can be appreciated by the commc
: ear will win for himself the undyir
i gratitude of a. long tortured publ
e as well as fame which the corro
e ing influences of ofmyriad ages to con